System and Method for Arranging Duty with Transport Among Parties

ABSTRACT

The present invention is a system and method for arranging duty with transport among parties, which method includes the steps of: enabling a customer at a first geographic location to access a database of a main service in order to select a duty and make a request for the duty, selecting a respondent at a second geographic location from a respondent pool of candidate respondents of the duty, communicating a progress information that contains the second geographic location to the customer, giving pay to the respondents after the respondents finished the duty for the customer, and collecting a first feedback from the customer and a second feedback from the respondents regarding the other party in the transaction.

CROSS REFERENCE OF RELATED APPLICATION

This is a non-provisional application that claims priority to aprovisional application, application No. 62/247,175, filed Oct. 27,2015.

NOTICE OF COPYRIGHT

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BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

Field of Invention

This invention relates to a computer implemented method and system, inparticular, to a system and method for arranging duty with transportamong parties through use of computing devices that are operated by therespective parties.

Description of Related Arts

We like Black Friday and Christmas, one of reasons is most retailersoffering promotional sales. In these days, the price of the same productis lower than a normal day. But to express providers, they face a bigchallenge. In these days, the number of delivering package is muchhigher than the number of delivering package in normal day. It meansthat the express providers need more manpower to deliver package.Therefor, before the Black Friday, the express provides hire lots oftemporary employees for Black Friday. After Black Friday, thesetemporary employees will be fired gradually. Because after Black Friday,the number of delivering packages reduces gradually, and finally, thenumber of delivering package returns to the average number of deliveringpackage. To fire these temporary employees can be consider as a waste ofresource. These temporary employees will receive a short-term training.During the Black Friday, these temporary employees practice what theylearned from the short-term training. When these temporary be fired,these temporary employees are experienced, they are able to create moreprofit for the express providers. And this situation will come again andagain. If some normal days, the number of the delivering packageincreases suddenly, these temporary employees are able to deal with thesituation. But unfortunately, these temporary employees are fired.

If a package needs to be delivered, and a person passes through thestarting location of the package and the destination of the package,then the person is able to deliver the package. But the package ownerdoesn't know the person is able to deliver the package, and the persondoesn't know that the package needs to be delivered. To expressproviders, express providers don't know how to find the person who canhelp them to deliver package. But we don't have a place, which iscapable of providing above information.

In modern society people rely on numerous services provided by otherswho should be compensated in diverse ways. Some service providers, suchas barbers, taxi drivers, and accountant, charge when their services areprovided. Other service providers almost only charge when a full servicehas been provided. For example, in real estate trading, most buyers andsellers make deals through agents because of several reasons, includingthat agents often have more flexible schedule and more updated knowledgeabout the neighborhood. However, a real estate agent typically providesdemonstration and advice for free, but only receives compensation if heor she has made a deal, such as sold a consigned house. Similarly, cardealers and most contractors offer free services, includingdemonstrations, consultation, advice, inspection, and even transport, inorder to win a final deal and obtain the compensation at once.

Although the latter way of charging looks economical to the potentialcustomers of the services to estimate and compare possible costs of theservices they are about to receive, several negative effects can also betherefore generated. For example, potential real estate buyers maysomehow feel obligated or pressured to buy or to be bonded to one agentespecially when the agent has been offering more and more demonstrationsand suggestions for free. For another example, a used car dealer couldtend to show only a few cars to his customer and push the customer tomake decision based on those options because spending more time andefforts on showing more cars and sharing more knowledge of the cars donot benefit the dealer at all. That is, such “free service” way is notonly harmful to the service providers by reducing their willingness andopportunity to collect more relative information and pathways for makinga significant decision, such as buying a vehicle or real estate.

Besides, various service providers have been missing a great deal ofpotential customers because of transportation issues. Foreign customersand potential customers who lack of friendly transportation to theservice providers can simply change their minds of approaching suchservices. Further, it may not be cost effective enough for the serviceproviders to provide free rides for these customers. In order to attractthese potential customers, service providers need to acquire a solutionthat brings more potential customers in and reduces their unpaidworkload.

Lastly, once a service or duty was turned to be separately compensated,it creates a market and space for a third party to provide such serviceor duty independently. For example, an auto technician can become athird party agent for used car shopper, who brings customers to severalused car dealers and help the customers to inspect the cars. Since thisthird party agent earn hourly pay rather than commission, he or she canpay more attention on the benefit of the customers and help thecustomers to make smarter decision. Meanwhile, the customers may not bejust drawn in one or two stores by a few second party agents, but havemore opportunity to follow the third party agent to visit more storesand compare more options before making the final decision.

SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

The invention is advantageous in that it provides to a system forarranging duty with transport among parties, which create a platformthat allows service providers to advertise thereon.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging duty with transport among parties, which creates a platformthat allows customers to request for services thereon.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging duty with transport among parties, which creates a platformthat organizes services thereon so as to help the users to identifyservices with relative background and detail information thereof.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging duty with transport among parties, which is able toautomatically match customer with service provider.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging duty with transport among parties, which is able toautomatically recommend service provider to customer.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging duty with transport among parties, which is able to shareinformation about the customer to a designated service provider.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging duty with transport among parties, which is able to shareinformation about service providers to a customer.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging duty with transport among parties, which is able to shareinformation about service providers to a customer.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging duty with transport among parties, which allows serviceproviders and customers to rate each other.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging duty with transport among parties, which allows serviceproviders and customers to make comment or feedback to each other.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging duty with transport among parties, which is able to identifyand record the locations of service providers and customers.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a system andmethod for arranging duty with transport among parties, which is able tomake payment to service providers.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging duty with transport among parties, creates a platform thatallows customers to request for services thereon.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging duty with transport among parties, which dispatches therequest to the service provider.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging service with transport among parties, which is capable ofarranging service point.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging service with transport among parties, which is capable ofarranging transport service.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging service with transport among parties, which is capable ofarranging delivery goods.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging service with transport among parties, which is capable ofanalyzing potential request information.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging service with transport among parties, which is capable ofrating the request information.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging service with transport among parties, which is capable ofrating the service information.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide to a system forarranging service with transport among parties, which dispatch therequest information and the service information according to the ratingof the request information and the rating of the request information.

Additional advantages and features of the invention will become apparentfrom the description, which follows, and may be realized by means of theinstrumentalities and combinations particular point out in the appendedclaims.

Accordingly, in order to accomplish the above advantages and features,the present invention provides a system for arranging duty withtransport among parties, which comprises a computing device operated bya customer, and one or more computing devices operated by one or moreservice providers, wherein each of the computing device comprise: amemory that store a set of instructions, a network component forenabling the computing device to wirelessly communicate through anetwork, a positioning component to determine a location of thecomputing device, a user interface to enable the computing device toreceive input and generate output, and a processor connecting to thememory, the network component, the user interface, and the positioningcomponent, wherein each computing device is configured by the set ofinstructions to:

enable the customer to operate the customer computing device in order tobrowse services and select a service with the user interface; enable thecustomer to further operate the customer computing device to request forservice from a first geographic location; in response to the request ofthe customer, automatically generate a request for service by using thepositioning component of the customer computing device to identify thefirst geographic location, and automatically including the firstgeographic location in the request for service; and communicate therequest for service using the network component of the customercomputing device, wherein each computing devices of the service provideris configured by the set of instructions to:

enable the service provider from a second geographic location to acceptthe request for service through operating the computing device with theuser interface; using the positioning component to identify the secondgeographic location, and automatically including the second geographiclocation in a progress information; using the network component of thecomputing device of the service provider to send the progressinformation to the customer.

In accordance with another aspect of the invention, the presentinvention comprises of a method for arranging duty with transport amongparties, includes the following steps:

(S1) enabling a customer at a first geographic location to select aservice and make a request for the service;

(S2) selecting a service provider at a second geographic location from apool of candidate service providers;

(S3) communicating the first geographic location to the serviceprovider; and

(S4) communicating the second geographic location to the customer.

Still further objects and advantages will become apparent from aconsideration of the ensuing description and drawings. These and otherobjectives, features, and advantages of the present invention willbecome apparent from the following detailed description, theaccompanying drawings, and the appended claims.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 illustrates a system and method for arranging duty with transportbetween parties according to a preferred embodiment of the presentinvention

FIG. 2 illustrates a computing device that can be used by eithercustomer or respondents to implement a system for arranging duty withtransport between parties according to another preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram of a system for arranging duty with transportamong parties according another preferred embodiment of the presentinvention, illustrating that the system structure of the system forarranging duty with transport among parties.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

The following description is disclosed to enable any person skilled inthe art to make and use the present invention. Preferred embodiments areprovided in the following description only as examples and modificationswill be apparent to those skilled in the art. The general principlesdefined in the following description would be applied to otherembodiments, alternatives, modifications, equivalents, and applicationswithout departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.

Referring to the drawings, FIG. 1 shows a system and method forarranging duty with transport between parties according to a firstembodiment of the present invention. The method for arranging duty withtransport between parties includes the following steps: (S1) enabling acustomer 10 at a first geographic location to access a database 30 ofthe main service 20 in order to select a duty, such as duty A 31 (alsoreferred to as ‘duty with transport’ or ‘service’) and make a request 12for the duty, (S2) selecting a respondent 40 (also referred to as‘respondent’ or ‘service provider’) at a second geographic location froma respondent pool 311 of candidate respondents 40 of the duty A 31,(S21) providing the identification 21 and the location 22 according tothe first geographic location of the customer 10 to the candidaterespondents 40 and enabling the candidate respondents 40 a limited timeto accept 41 or decline the request 12 to take the duty A 31 for thecustomer 10, (S22) proceed to the next step if the candidate respondents40 accepts the request 12, else repeating (S2) and (S21) for anothercandidate respondents 40 until a selected service provider accepts therequest 12 to provide the service for the customer 10, (S4)communicating a progress information 42 that contains the secondgeographic location to the customer 10, (S5) giving pay 23 to therespondents 40 after the respondents 40 finished the duty A 31 for thecustomer 10, and (S6) collecting a first feedback 14 from the customer10 and a second feedback 43 from the respondents 40 regarding the otherparty in the transaction.

The customer 10 can be an entity to use the present invention for theservices/duties. The main service 20 can be a virtual service programform by and among numerous computing devices according to the presentinvention, a computing device according to the present invention, or anindependent third party server or group of servers. The database 30includes one or more sub-databases each for a duty (such as duty A 31,duty B 32, etc.) for the customer 10 to choose and use. A duty, such asduty A 31, can be any of the services, normally with transport, providedby an individual or business entity. For example, a duty can be to bringthe customer into various real estates and provide correspondinginformation and advice, to drive the customer to visit the neighborhoodaround a real estate and provide general information thereabout, to sendthe customer to a clinic and provide health related advice, to bring andsit the customer's baby to a designated location, to nurse and drive fora senior customer, to protect and drive for a customer, to bring thecustomer to various store for buying a suitable gift, to drive and tourguide the customer in an area, to carry the customer with his/her car tothe shop and repair the car, to bring the customer to houses owned ormanaged by the customer and estimate for the costs of remodeling, todrive the customers to various used car dealer and help the customer toinspect cars, to bring the customer to designated place and notarizematters there, or to bring the customer to various boutiques and hairsalon and advice suitable styles to the customer. A duty usuallyinvolves two or more locations with extended needs of transport and jobsto be done. Also, a transport target can be either the customer or athird party, such as an infant, a senior, a VIP guest, a pet, or goods.Jobs besides transport of a duty can be simply offering suggestions,protecting, taking care of, helping to make decisions, estimating,repairing, healing, inspecting, shopping, demonstrating, accessing,keeping with, introducing, guiding, and more. Types of transport and jobfor a duty should not be limited within the above examples. A potentialservice provider or a respondent 40 is allowed to input his/her ad orbackground with a certain condition/type of service that he/she feelslike to provide into the database 30 or the sub-database of the duties,so as to create and enrich the respondent pool 311 thereof.

The identification 21 may contain a brief history of feedback of thecustomer 10, so as to help a respondent 40 to decide if he/she is goingto serve the customer 10. Similarly, the customer 10 can see a briefhistory of feedback of the respondent 40 before he/she was chosen. Aftereach transaction, both the customer 10 and the respondent 40 mayrespectively use the first feedback 14 and the second feedback 43 toevaluate, rate, and/or comment to each other. Then the main service 20will keeps these feedbacks for reference, in order to help the customerand the respondent to choose each other or to be automaticallymatch/recommend to each other/a particular party by the main service 20.

The location 22 of service can also be a third geographic location thatwas designated by the customer or the respondent, which also allows andhelps both parties to schedule a service for a later time or routinelyrather than to directly proceed for the service shortly.

Next, a system for arranging duty with transport between partiesaccording to a second embodiment of the present invention comprises acomputing device 70 operated by a customer 10, and one or more computingdevices 70 operated by one or more service providers/respondents 40,wherein each of the computing device 70, referring to FIG. 2, comprise:a memory 72 that store a set of instructions, a network component 76 forenabling the computing device 70 to wirelessly communicate through anetwork, a positioning component 74 to determine a location of thecomputing device 70, a user interface 73 to enable the computing device70 to receive input and generate output, a movement sensor 75 to detectmovements of the computing device 70, and a processor 71 connecting tothe memory 72, the network component 76, the user interface 73, themovement sensor 75, and the positioning component 74.

The set of instructions stored in the memory 72 comprises: (i) enablingthe customer 10 to operate the customer computing device in order tobrowse services/duties and to select a service/duty with the userinterface 73, (ii) enabling the customer 10 to further operate thecustomer computing device to request for service from a first geographiclocation, (iii) in response to the request 12 of the customer 10,automatically generating a request for service by using the positioningcomponent of the customer computing device to identify the firstgeographic location, and automatically including the first geographiclocation in the request for service, and (iv) communicating the requestfor service using the network component 76 of the custombcv er computingdevice.

Meanwhile each computing devices 70 of the service provider/respondent40 is configured by the set of instructions comprises: (a) enabling therespondent 40 from a second geographic location to accept the requestfor service through operating the computing device 70 with the userinterface 73, (b) using the positioning component to identify the secondgeographic location, and automatically including the second geographiclocation in a progress information 42, (c) using the network component76 of the computing device 70 of the respondent 40 to send the progressinformation 42 to the customer 10.

The computing device 70 can be any computer, PDA, tablet, smart phone,laptop, netbook, or the like which conforms to the instructions that isable to perform the method or to be the system according to the presentinvention. The memory 72 can be a hard disk, a flash drive, a rewritabledisc with reader, a non-volatile memory device, a combination of above,or the like. The network component 76 can be a wife device, a 3G device,a 4G device, a Bluetooth device, a radio device, a near fieldcommunication device, a GSM device, a CDMA device, a WiMAX device, acombination of above, or the like with adaptable and necessarycommunication resources, such as a 4G network. The positioning component74 is a positioning signal receiving and processing device with at leastone corresponding positioning signal or system approval or available,which corresponding positioning signal or system can be either theGlobal Navigation Satellite System (GNSS), the Global Positioning System(GPS), the GLONASS, the Galileo, the Indian Regional Navigation, theSatellite System (IRNSS), the BeiDou, or a combination of the above. Theuser interface 73 is a combination of one r more devices for a humanbeing to interact with the computing device 70, including a displayscreen, a keyboard, a mouse, a light pen, a touch screen, a microphone,a speaker, a camera, a motion detector, and the like. The movementsensor 75 is a device for detecting the movement, such as anaccelerometer or the like. The movement sensor 75 helps the computingdevice 70 to sense and update the movement and location to the mainservice 20 and the customer 10. The processor 71 is one or moreprocessing units for the computing device 70 to execute the instructionsby connecting to and controlling the memory 72, the network component76, the user interface 73, the movement sensor 75, and the positioningcomponent 74.

Referring to the drawing FIG. 3, a system for arranging service withtransport among parties according to a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention is illustrated. The system for arranging service withtransport among parties comprises a processing module 30′ and at least abillboard module 40′. The processing module 30′ communicatively connectswith the billboard module 40′. The billboard module 40′ providesinteraction between the requester and the respondent. More specifically,the requester makes a request through the billboard module 40′. In otherwords, the billboard module 40′ receives the request made by therequester. The processing module 30′ creates a candidate pool 321′through analyzing the request made by the requester. The candidate pool321′ comprises at least one candidate respondent. The candidaterespondent refers to the respondent is satisfied with the request madeby the requester. If the requester is the service provider, then thecandidate respondent is the customer that the service provided by theservice provider is satisfied with the request made by the customer. Ifthe requester is the customer, then the candidate respondent is theservice provider who provides the service that is satisfied with therequest made by the customer. The billboard module 40′ provides theoperation including inputting the information, editing the information,browsing the information, selecting the candidate respondent, and so on.It is worth mentioning that the processing module is capable ofidentifying the requester through the request made by the requester. Ifthe requester makes the request regarding searching service, therequester is identified as the customer through the processing module30′. If the requester makes the request regarding searching thecustomer, the requester is identified as the service provider throughthe processing module 30′. In other words, the processing module 30′identifies the identity of the requester through analyzing the requestmade by the requester.

After the identity of the requester identified, the processing module30′ further creates the candidate pool 321′. More specifically, theprocessing module 30′ further processing the request made by therequester for obtaining the request data. The processing module 30′creates a candidate pool 321′ according to the request data. If therespondent is found, the respondent is added to the candidate pool 321′through the processing module 30′. The requester selects the candidaterespondent from the candidate pool 321′ through the billboard module40′. For example, the service provider as the requester makes therequest regarding transport service through the billboard module 40′.The processing module 30′ acquires the request regarding transportservice from the billboard module 40′. The requester is identified asthe service provider through the processing module 30′ analyzing therequest regarding transport service. And the respondent is identified asthe customer through the processing module 30′. The processing modulecreates the candidate pool 321′ according to the request regardingtransport service. The processing module searches the customer inaccordance with the request regarding transport service. If the customerwho needs the transport service is found, the customer is added to thecandidate pool 321′. For instance, the customer wants to deliver goodsto the designated location. In other words, the customer searches forthe transport service. The processing module 30′ finds the customer whowants to deliver goods to the designated location. The customer who wansto deliver goods to the designated location is added to candidate pool321′. The service provider selects the customer who wants to delivergoods to the designated location from the candidate pool 321′ throughthe billboard module 40′. After the service provider selects thecustomer who wants to deliver goods to the designated location, theprocessing module 30′ arranges the service provider to serve thecustomer who wants to deliver goods to the designated location.

If the customer as the requester make the request regarding deliveringgoods to the designated location through the billboard module 40′, theprocessing module 30′ identifies the requester is the customer throughanalyzing the request regarding delivering goods to designated location.And the respondent is identified as the service provider through theprocessing module 30′ analyzing the request regarding delivering goodsto the designated location. The processing module 30′ creates thecandidate pool 321′ according to the request regarding delivering goodsto the designated location. The processing module 30′ searches theservice provider in accordance with the request regarding deliveringgoods to the designated location. If the service provider providing thetransport service is found, the service provider is added to thecandidate pool 321′. The customer selects the service provider providingtransport service from the candidate pool 321′ through the billboardmodule 40′. After the customer selects the service provider providingtransport service, the processing module 30′ arranges the serviceprovider providing to serve the customer. Furthermore, the processingmodule 30′ arranges a service point 331′ for picking up goods andanother service point 331′ for unloading the goods.

The processing module 30′ further comprises an analysis module 31′, asearch module 32′ and a service point module 33′. The analysis module31′ communicatively connects with the search module 32′ and the servicepoint module 33′ separately. The analysis module 31′ communicativelyconnects with the billboard module 40′. The analysis module 31′ analyzesthe request acquired from the billboard module 40′. The analysis module31′ identifies the identity of the requester in accordance with therequest made by the requester. In other words, the analysis module 31′identifies the requester is the customer or the service provideraccording to the request made by the requester. The analysis module 31′further analyzes the request for obtaining the request data. Forexample, the service provider makes the request regarding providingtransport service from location A to location B through the billboardmodule 40′. Through analyzing the request regarding providing transportservice from location A to location B, the analysis module 31′identities the requester is service provider. In other words, therespondent is the customer. The analysis module 31′ obtains the requestdata through further analyzing the request regarding transport servicefrom location A to location B. The request data comprises the requestcontent is transport service, the start location of the transportservice is location A and the destination is location B. Furthermore,the analysis module 31′ comprises the route of the transport servicefrom location A to location B through analyzing the request regardingthe transport service. The service data is sent to the search module32′. The search module 32′ creates a candidate pool 321′ according tothe request data. The search module 32′ further searches the customerthat the transport service provided by the service provider is satisfiedwith the request of the customer. If the respondent is suitable to beserved by the service provider, the respondent is added to the candidatepool 321′. In other words, if the transport service provided by theservicer provider is satisfied with the request of the customer, thecustomer is added to the candidate pool 321′. The customer of thecandidate pool 321′ is considered as the candidate respondent. Forexample, the customer makes a request that delivering goods fromlocation A to location B. The customer is added to the candidate pool321′ through the search module 32′ after the customer is found.

The billboard module 40′ displays the customer acquired from thecandidate pool 321′. If the service provider selecting one of thecustomers through the billboard module 40′, the request data of theservice provider and the request of the customer are sent to the servicepoint module 33′. The service point module 33′ arranges a service point331′ for providing service. The service point module 33′ arranges thelocation A as the service point 331′ for picking up the goods and thelocation B as another service point 331′ for unloading the goods. Theservice point module 33′ sends the service point 331′ for picking up thegoods and the service point 331′ for unloading the goods to thebillboard module 40′. The billboard module 40′ is capable of displayingthe feedback of the service status. After the service is finished, theservice provider and the customer are capable of giving the feedbackregarding the service, such as rating the service, commenting theservice, rating the service provider, commenting the service provider,rating the customer and commenting the customer.

The service provider as the requester makes the request regardingproviding transport service from location A to location B. Throughanalyzing the request regarding providing transport service from A tolocation B, the requester is identified as the service provider throughthe analysis module 31′, and the request data is obtained through theanalysis module 32. If the service provider is moving to the designedlocation, the billboard module 40′ is capable of acquiring the currentlocation of the service provider. The search module 32′ creates thecandidate pool 321′ according to the request data. The search module 32′searches the customer in accordance with the request data and based onthe current location of the service provider. The current location isconsidered as the center of the circle, and the service provider furtherconfigures the search radius through the billboard module 40′. After thecenter of the circle and the search radius are configured, the range ofsearching is confirmed. The search module 32′ searches the customer whowanting to delivery goods to the designed location in the range ofsearching. If the search module 32′ finds the customer who wanting todelivery the package to the designed location, the customer who wantingto delivery goods to the designed location is added to the candidatepool 321′. The billboard module 40′ acquires the customer informationfrom the candidate pool 321′. The billboard module 40′ shows thecustomer information so as to the service provider is capable ofselecting the customer. If the service provider selects the customer,the service provider moves to the current location of the customer forpicking up the goods. More specifically, after the service providerselecting the customer, the search module 32′ sends the current locationof the service provider, the current location of the customer and thedesigned location to the service point module 33′. The service pointmodule 33′ arranges the service point 331′ for picking up the goods.Preferably, the service point module 33′ arranges the location of thecustomer as the service point 331′ for picking up the goods, and thedesigned location as the service point 331′ for unloading the goods.Preferably, the service point 331′ is configured along the route of thetransport service.

Furthermore, if the route of the transport service is configured, theservice point module 33′ analyzes the route of the transport service tofind which location is suitable for being configured as the servicepoint 331′. In other words, if the location is suitable for picking upthe goods or unloading the goods, the location is configured as theservice point 331′ through the service point module 33′. It is worthmentioning that the service point 331′ is capable of configured aplurality of service points 331 along the route of the transportservice. After the service points 331 along the route of the transportservice is configured, each service point 331′ is configured as thecenter of the circle through the service point module 33′. In otherwords, the search module 32′ is capable of configuring a plurality ofrange of searching based on each service points. If the customer whowanting to delivery goods to the designated location is found in therange of searching, the customer who wanting to delivery goods to thedesignated location is added to the candidate pool 321′ through thesearch module 32′.

It is worth mentioning that the route of the transport service iscapable of being adjusted. After at least one service point 33 isarranged, the route of the transport service is divided into at leasttwo sub-routes through the service point module 33′. The service pointmodule 33′ configures the range of adjustment. The sub-route between thecurrent location of the service provider and the nearest service point331′ is configured as the range of the adjustment. If the default rangeof adjustment cannot be adjustment, the service point module 33′ expandsthe range of the adjustment. The range of the adjustment is expanded tothe next sub-route between the nearest service point 331′ and the nextservice point 331′. If the expanded range of adjustment is adjusted, theservice point module 33′ stops adjusting. If the expanded range ofadjustment cannot be adjusted, the service point 331′ continues toexpand the range of adjustment, until the range of adjustment includingthe entire route of the transport service. It is worth mentioning thatif the range of adjustment is expanded, the service point 331′ in therange of adjustment is capable of being adjusted.

If the customer is found in the range of searching based on the currentlocation of service provider, the service point module 33′ arranges thecurrent location of customer as the service point 331′. The servicepoint module 33′ adjusts the sub-routes in the range of adjustment. Ifthe customer is found in the range of reaching based on the servicepoint 331′, the search module 33 informs the customer to place the goodsat the service point 331′. The search module 33 further informs customerthe ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival) of the service provider. It is worthmentioning that when the search module 32′ searches the customer, thesearch module 32′ estimates the ETA of the customer. If the customer whocannot arrive the service point 331′ before the service provider arrive,the customer doesn't be added to the candidate pool 321′.

The customer is capable of making the request through the billboardmodule 40′. The analysis module 31′ acquires request from the billboardmodule 40′. The analysis module 31′ analyzes the request for obtainingthe request data, such as the request content, the deadline of therequest, and the location of the request. For example, through thebillboard module 40′, the customer makes the request that delivery thegoods to location C, and the goods need to be arrived location C before8 p.m. The analysis module 31′ acquires the request from the billboardmodule 40′. The analysis module 31′ analyzes the request to obtain therequest data that the request content is delivery the package tolocation C, the deadline of the request is before 8 p.m. The requestdata is sent to the search module 32′. The billboard module 40′ sendsthe current location to the search module 32′. The search module 32′searches the service provider according to the request data and/or thecurrent location of the customer. The current location of the customeris configured as the search center. The customer configures the searchradius through the billboard module 40′. The search module 32′ searchesthe service provider according to the current location of the customer.The search module 32′ further searches the service provider whoproviding transport service. The search module 32′ searches the serviceprovider who is capable of delivering the goods to location C. And thenthe search module 32′ searches the service provider who is capable ofdelivering the goods to location C, and the package is arrived before 8p.m. If the search module 32′ cannot find the service provider near thecurrent location of the customer, the search module 32′ searches theservice provider who passing through the current location of thecustomer and delivering the goods to the location C. According to theinformation of service point 331′, the search module 32′ is capable ofacquiring the corresponding service information. The search module 32′further searches the service point 331′ where the corresponding serviceprovider picking up or delivering the goods to location C before 8 p.m.After the customer selecting the corresponding service provider, thesearch module 32′ informs the ETA of the corresponding service providerto the customer. The customer places the package at service point 331′before the ETA of the corresponding service provider.

The billboard module 40′ is capable of being installed in theintelligent terminal as an independent application. The intelligentterminal comprises computer, laptop, tablet computer, laptop, tabletcomputer, wearable devices, intelligent vehicle intelligent phone and soon. The billboard module 40′ communicates with the other billboardmodules 40. In other words, through the billboard module 40′, thecustomer is capable of interacting with the service provider. Thebillboard module 40′ is capable of acquiring information from theintelligent terminal.

The billboard module 40′ further comprises an interaction module 41′ anda communication module 42′. The interaction module 41′ communicativelyconnects with the communication module 42′. The interaction module 41′communicatively connects with the intelligent terminal. The interactionmodule 41′ is capable of acquiring the information form the intelligentterminal. Preferably, before the billboard module 40′ acquires theinformation from the intelligent terminal, the billboard module 40′needs to be approved for acquiring the information. The communicationmodule 42′ communicatively with the processing module 30′. Theinteraction module 41′ provides to share information. More specifically,the requester makes the request through the interaction module 41′. Theanalysis module 31′ acquires the request through the communicationmodule 42′. The analysis module 31′ identified the identity of therequester. The analysis module 31′ further analyzes the request toobtain the corresponding request data. The corresponding request data issent to the search module 32′. The search module 32′ creates thecandidate pool 321′ according to the corresponding request data. Thesearch module 32′ searches the respondent according to the correspondingrequest data. If the search module 32′ finds the respondent inaccordance with the corresponding request data. The respondent is addedto the candidate pool 321′ through the search module 32′. The candidatepool 321′ is sent to the interaction module 41′ through thecommunication module 42′. The requester selects the candidate respondentfrom the candidate pool 321′ through the interaction module 41′.

For example, the service provider as the requester makes the requestregarding the service information through the interaction module 41′.The analysis module 31′ acquires the request regarding the serviceinformation from the interaction module 41′ through the communicationmodule 42′. The analysis module 31′ identifies the identity of therequester according to the request regarding the service information.The identity of the requester is the service provider through analyzingthe request regarding the service information by the analysis module31′. The analysis module 31′ analyzes the request regarding with theservice information to obtain the corresponding request data. The searchmodule 32′ is capable of creating the candidate pool 321′ throughsearching the respondent in accordance with the corresponding requestdata. If the customer as the respondent is found, the customer is addedto the candidate pool 321′ through the search module 32′. The candidatepool 321′ is sent to the interaction module 41′ through thecommunication module 42′. The service provider selects the customer fromthe candidate pool 321′ through the interaction module 41′.

The billboard module 40′ further comprises a profile module 43′. Theprofile module 43′ communicatively connects with the interaction module41′ and communication module 42′ separately. The profile module 43′manages the user information. The user information includes the basicinformation and the historical information. The user information recordsthe background of the user, the user's skill and so on. In other words,the basic information provides the information regarding what kind ofservice provided by the service provider. The historical informationrecords the historical request information and/or historical serviceinformation. The user is considered as the customer when the user makesthe request information regarding searching service provider through theinteraction module 41′. The user is considered as the service providerwhen the user makes the request regarding the service informationthrough the interaction module 41′. The profile module 43′ is capable ofproviding the historical information to the search module 32′. Thehistorical information is capable of helping the search module 32′ tosearch. It is worth mentioning that after the service is finished, thecustomer is capable of rating and/or commenting the service providerabout the service served by the service provider. The service provideris capable of rating and/or commenting the customer served by theservice provider.

The system for arranging service with transport among parties of thepresent invention further comprises a payment module 50′. Through thepayment module 50′, the customer pays the fee of service for the serviceprovider. The payment module 50′ communicatively connects with theprocessing module 30′ and the billboard module 40′ separately. It isworth mentioning that the historical information including the paymenthistory. In other words, the payment is recorded in the historicalinformation of the customer and the historical of the service provider.

It is worth mentioning that the analysis module 31′ is capable ofanalyzing the additional request of the customer. More specifically, thecustomer makes the request regarding delivery goods through theinteraction module 31. The analysis module 31′ analyzes the requestregarding delivery goods and obtains the request dat. The analysismodule 31′ acquires the historical information of the customer from theprofile module 43′. The analysis module 31′ further analyzes thehistorical information regarding delivery goods of the customer.According to the historical information regarding delivery goods of thecustomer, the analysis module 31′ obtains the additional serviceprovided by other service providers according to the request informationof delivery goods of the customer. In other words, the customer makesaddition requests, such as packing goods, storing goods. The analysismodule 31′ sends the additional requests to the interaction module 41′.The addition requests are displayed through the interaction module 41′.After the service provider notices the additional request of thecustomer, the service provider is capable of preparing the service forthe additional request.

For example, the customer makes the request regarding delivering goodsthrough the interaction module 41′. The analysis module 31′ analyzes therequest regarding delivering goods and obtains the request dataincluding the quantity of goods, the starting location, the destination,the time of arrival, and so on. The analysis module 31′ further analyzesthe request data and the historical information regarding deliveringgood of the customer to search the additional request. If the additionalrequest is found, the additional request is displayed through theinteraction module 31. The search module 32′ searches the serviceprovider according to the request data and the additional request.Preferably, the search module 32′ searches the service provider who iscapable of providing the services that are satisfied with the requestinformation and the additional request made by the service provider. Inthis example, the customer the additional request is packing goods. Inother words, the search module 32′ searches the service provider who iscapable of providing the services of delivering goods and the packinggoods. If the search module 32′ doesn't find the service provider whoproviding the services of delivering goods and the packing goods, thesearch module 32′ searches the service provider providing the serviceprovider who providing the service of delivering goods and anotherservice provider who providing the service of packing goods. Preferably,the location of the service provider providing the service of deliveringgoods and another service provider providing the service of packinggoods are provided to the service point module 33′. The service pointmodule 33′ analyzes the location of the customer, the location of theservice provider providing the service of delivering goods, the locationof the service provider providing the service of packing goods. Theservice point 33′ arranges the service points 331′ for the customer, theservice provider providing the service of delivering goods and theservice provider providing the service of packing goods. Preferably, theservice points 331′ arranges one of the service points 331′ for theservice provider providing the service of packing goods, so that theservice provider providing the service of delivering goods is capable oftransporting the service provider providing the packing goods to anotherservice point 311′ for unloading goods. It is worth mentioning that ifthe goods cannot be delivered at a time, the search module 32′ searchesa plurality of service provider providing the service of deliveringgoods for the customer, so that the goods is capable of being deliveredat a time. The service point module 33′ arranges the time of arrival ofthe service point 331′ for each service providers providing the serviceof delivering goods, so that congestion of the service point 331′ forpicking up the goods is avoided. The customer pays the service fee toeach service provider through the payment module 50′.

If the customer makes the request regarding visiting real state throughthe interaction module 41′. The interaction module 41′ is capable ofproviding the current location of the customer to the processing module30′. The analysis module 31′ acquires the request regarding visitingreal state from the interaction module 41′. The analysis module 31′analyzes the request regarding visiting real state and obtains therequest data including the location of the real state, the time ofvisiting real state, and so on. The analysis module 31′ obtains theadditional request through further analyzing the request data and thehistorical information. The analysis module 31′ analyzes the currentlocation of the customer and the location of the real state. If thecurrent location of the customer and the location of the real statearen't the same location, the additional request is a transport servicefrom the current location of the customer to the location of the realstate. If the analysis module 31′ obtains some historical informationabout visiting real states that the customer visits several real statesat a time, the addition request is providing advice regarding thecorresponding real state through the analysis module 31′. In otherwords, the customer needs the service of providing advice correspondingthe real state, and the service of transport.

It is worth mentioning that the analysis module 31′ is capable of theservice provider is capable of configuring the addition service throughthe interaction module 41′. In other words, the service providerconfigures which service is basic service and which service isadditional service through the interaction module 31′. The customer paysfee according to the services provided by service provider.

The processing module 30′ further comprises a dispatch module 34′. Thedispatch module 34′ dispatches the service provider to the customer ifthe service provided by the service provider is satisfied with therequest of the customer. The dispatch module 34′ dispatches the customerto the service provider if the service provided by the service provideris satisfied with the request of the customer. Furthermore the dispatchmodule 34′ evaluates the request of the customer and the serviceprovided by the service provider separately. For example, the dispatchmodule 34′ evaluates the request according to the distance of thetransport service, the quantity of the goods, the feedback regarding thecustomer, the estimate profit, and so on. The dispatch module 34′evaluates the service provided by service provider according to theservice point 331′ of picking up goods, the ETA of the service point331′ of picking up goods, the ETA of the designated location, thefeedback regarding the service provider, the estimate fee for theservice, and so on. If the request of the customer is capable of beingserviced by at least two service providers, the dispatch module 34′further acquires the user information of the customer, the userinformation of each service provider. The dispatch module 34′ dispatchesthe service provider who is the highest value evaluated by the dispatchmodule 34′ to the customer. If the service provided by the serviceprovider is satisfied with at least two customers, the dispatch module34′ dispatches the customer who is the highest value evaluated by thedispatch module 34′ to the service provider.

It is worth mentioning that the user information of the customer and/orthe user information of the service information are capable of assistingthe dispatch module 34′ to dispatch. For example, the customer E makesthe request regarding delivering package from location A to location Bthrough the interaction module 41′. The customer F makes the requestregarding delivering package from location C to location D through theinteraction module 41′. The service provider G provides the serviceinformation regarding the transport service that is satisfied with therequest of the customer A and the request of the customer B. The serviceprovider H provides the service information regarding the transportservice that is stratified with the request of the customer A and therequest of the customer B. The dispatch module 34′ dispatches therequest to the service provider in accordance with the request regardingdelivering package from location A to location B made by the customer E,the request regarding delivering package from location C to location Fmade by the customer F, the service information regarding the transportservice provided by the service provider G, the service informationregarding the transport servicer provided by the service provider H, theuser information of the customer E, the user information of the customerF, the user information of the service provider G, the user informationof the service provider H, and the user information of the serviceprovider I.

More specifically, the dispatch module 34′ evaluates the request of thecustomer and the service information provided by the service providerseparately. If the distance of delivering package is longer, thedispatch module 40 evaluates the value of the request informationhigher. If the rating of the customer is higher, the dispatch module 40evaluates the value of the request information higher. If the estimateprofit from the request of the customer is higher, the dispatch module34′ evaluates value of the request information higher. The distancebetween location A to location B is longer than the distance betweenlocation C to location D, so the dispatch module 34′ evaluates the valueof the request information of the customer E is higher than the value ofthe request information of the customer F. The rating of the customer Eis higher than the rating of the customer F, so the dispatch module 34′evaluates the value of the request information the customer E is higherthan the value of the request information of the customer F. Theestimation profit that the request information of the customer E issatisfied is higher than the estimation profit that the requestinformation of the customer F, so the dispatch module 34′ evaluates thevalue of the request information of the customer E is higher than thevalue of the request information of the customer F. After analyzing thedistance between two location, the rating of the customer, and theestimation profit, the dispatch module 34′ evaluates the value of therequest of the customer E is higher than the value of the request of thecustomer F.

If the service point of picking up package of the service provider G isnearer than the service point 333 of picking up package of the serviceprovider H, the dispatch module 34′ evaluates the value of the serviceinformation provider provided by the service provider G is higher thanthe value of the service information provided by the service provider H.If the ETA of the service point 333 of the service information providedby the service provider G is less than the ETA of the service point 333of the service information provided by the service provider H, thedispatch module 34′ evaluates the value of the service informationprovided by the service provider G is higher than the value of theservice information provided by the service provider H. If the rating ofthe service provider G is higher than the rating of the service providerH, the dispatch module 34′ evaluates the value of the serviceinformation provided by the service provider G is higher than theservice information provided by the service provider H. After thedispatch module 34′ analyzes the service point 333 of picking uppackage, the ETA of the service points 333, the rating of the serviceprovider, the dispatch module 34′ evaluates the value of the serviceinformation provided by the service provider G is higher than theservice information provided by the service provider H.

The dispatch module 34′ further analyzes the user information of thecustomer E, the user information of the customer F, the user informationof the service provider G, the user information of the service providerI for obtaining the average value that the customer rating the serviceprovider, the average value that the service provider rating thecustomer, the rating of the customer, and the rating of the serviceprovider. The dispatch module 34′ is capable of being configured theanalysis range. Preferably, the default analysis range is configured asthe last five times. The dispatch module 34′ compares the average valuethat the customer rating the service provider. If the customer gets highrating, which means that the customer is a good customer. If the serviceprovider gets high rating, which means that the service providerprovides good service. If the average value that the customer rating theservice provider is lower, which means the customer receiving thequantity of high value of service is less. The dispatch module 34′dispatches the high value of the service to the customer. If the averagevalue that server provider rating the customer is lower, which means theserver provider serving the quantity of high value customer is less. Thedispatch module 34′ dispatches the high value of the customer to theservice provider.

It is worth mentioning that the dispatch module 34′ further dispatchesthe request information to the service according to the estimatedprofit. The dispatch module 34′ further analyzes the average profit inthe analysis range. If the average profit of the service provider islower, the dispatch module 34′ dispatches the higher estimated profit ofthe request information to the service provider who receiving the loweraverage profit in the analysis range. If the average profit of theservice provider is higher, the dispatch module 34′ dispatches the lowerestimated profit of the request information to service provider whoreceiving the higher average profit in the analysis range. In this way,the service provider is capable of being dispatched the variouscustomers, and the customer is capable of be severed by various serviceproviders. Furthermore, if the average profit of the service provider islower, the dispatch module 34′ dispatches the higher estimated profit ofthe request information to the service provider. The profit of serviceprovider is capable of being maintain a balanced status, so that theservice provider keeps using the system for arranging service withtransport among parties of the present invention. The customer iscapable of being served by high rating service provider, so that thecustomer is capable of being used the system for arranging service withtransport among parties of the present invention for long time. In otherwords, through the dispatch module 34′ dispatching, the customer and theservice provider are capable of being maintained using the system forarrange service with transport among parties of the present invention.

One skilled in the art will understand that the embodiment of thepresent invention as shown in the drawings and described above isexemplary only and not intended to be limiting.

It will thus be seen that the objects of the present invention have beenfully and effectively accomplished. The embodiments have been shown anddescribed for the purposes of illustrating the functional and structuralprinciples of the present invention and is subject to change withoutdeparture from such principles. Therefore, this invention includes allmodifications encompassed within the spirit and scope of the followingclaims.

What is claimed is:
 1. A method for arranging duty with transport amongparties, comprising the steps, executed by a computer, of: (a) receivinga request for a duty from a customer as a first party when the customerat a first geographic location accesses a database of a main service inorder to select the duty and make the request for the duty, wherein thecustomer must input a description of the duty in the request; (b)receiving an accept for the duty from a respondent as a second party ata second geographic location; (c) sending out a progress information tothe customer; and (d) collecting a first feedback from the customer anda second feedback from the respondent after the respondent finished theduty.
 2. The method, as recited in claim 1, wherein, in the step (a),the customer selects the respondent from a respondent pool of candidaterespondents of the duty.
 3. The method, as recited in claim 2, whereinthe step (a) further comprises the steps of: (a.1) providing anidentification and a location according to the first geographic locationof the customer to the candidate respondents and enabling the candidaterespondent to accept or decline the request within a limited time totake the duty for the customer; and (a.2) if the candidate respondentdeclines the request, selecting another candidate respondent until oneof the candidate respondents accepts the request.
 4. The method, asrecited in claim 3, wherein the identification contains a history offirst feedback from the customer and the second feedback from therespondent for evaluation.
 5. The method, as recited in claim 1, whereinthe step (d) further comprises a step of paying the respondent by thecustomer after the respondent finished the duty.
 6. The method, asrecited in claim 1, wherein each of the customer and the respondentcommunicate to the main service via a computing device.
 7. The method,as recited in claim 5, wherein each of the customer and the respondentcommunicate to the main service via a computing device.
 8. The method,as recited in claim 6, wherein the computing device automaticallyobtains the first geographic location of the customer when the requestis received.
 9. The method, as recited in claim 7, wherein the computingdevice automatically obtains the first geographic location of thecustomer when the request is received.
 10. The method, as recited inclaim 9, further comprising a step of sending an updated location of thecustomer to the main service.
 11. A system for arranging duty withtransport among parties, comprising: a main service which comprises adatabase containing a plurality of different duties; a plurality ofcustomer computing devices wirelessly linked to the main service,wherein the main service receives a request for the duty via one of thecustomer computing devices from a customer as a first party when thecustomer at a first geographic location accesses the database of themain service in order to select one of the duties and make the requestfor the duty, wherein a description of the duty in the request must beinput by the customer; and a plurality of respondent computing deviceswirelessly linked to the main service, wherein the main service receivesan accept for the duty via one of the respondent computing devices froma respondent as a second party at a second geographic location, whereinthe main service sends out a progress information to the customer andcollects a first feedback from the customer and a second feedback fromthe respondent after the respondent finished the duty.
 12. The system,as recited in claim 11, wherein the main service further comprises arespondent pool of candidate respondents for the customer to select oneof the candidate respondents in the respondent pool in the request forthe duty.
 13. The system, as recited in claim 12, wherein the mainservice provides an identification and a location according to the firstgeographic location of the customer to the candidate respondents andenables the candidate respondent to accept or decline the request withina limited time to take the duty for the customer, wherein if thecandidate respondent declines the request, selecting another candidaterespondent until one of the candidate respondents accepts the request.14. The system, as recited in claim 13, wherein the identificationcontains a history of first feedback from the customer and the secondfeedback from the respondent for evaluation.
 15. The system, as recitedin claim 11, wherein each of the customer computing devices and therespondent computing devices comprises a positioning component thatdetermines a location of the customer computing device and a location ofthe respondent computing device for automatically obtaining the firstgeographic location of the customer and the second geographic locationof the respondent.
 16. The system, as recited in claim 14, wherein eachof the customer computing devices and the respondent computing devicescomprises a positioning component that determines a location of thecustomer computing device and a location of the respondent computingdevice for automatically obtaining the first geographic location of thecustomer and the second geographic location of the respondent.
 17. Thesystem, as recited in claim 11, wherein each of the customer computingdevices and the respondent computing devices comprises a movement sensorthat determines a movement of the customer computing device and therespondent computing device for automatically updating locations of thecustomer and the respondent to the main service.
 18. The system, asrecited in claim 16, wherein each of the customer computing devices andthe respondent computing devices comprises a movement sensor thatdetermines a movement of the customer computing device and therespondent computing device for automatically updating locations of thecustomer and the respondent to the main service.
 19. The system, asrecited in claim 11, wherein the main service collects pay from thecustomer to the respondent after the respondent finished the duty. 20.The system, as recited in claim 18, wherein the main service collectspay from the customer to the respondent after the respondent finishedthe duty.
 21. A system for arranging duty with transport among parties,comprising: at least a billboard module for providing interactionbetween a requester and a respondent; and a processing module,communicatively connecting with said billboard module, wherein saidprocessing module searches the respondent according to a request made bythe requester acquired from said billboard module, wherein after therespondent is confirmed, said processing module arranges an additionaltransport duty in accordance with a location of the requester, saidrequest made by the requester, and said location of the respondent. 22.The system, as recites in claim 21, wherein said processing modulefurther comprises: an analysis module obtaining request data throughanalyzing said request made by the requester; a search module searchingthe respondent according to said request data acquired from saidanalysis module; and a service point module for arranging at least aservice point for providing an additional transport duty in accordancewith said request data acquired from said analysis module, said locationof the requester acquired from said billboard module, and said locationof the respondent acquired from said billboard module,
 23. The system,as recites in claim 22, wherein the said search module creates acandidate pool for the requester selecting the respondent, wherein ifsaid duty provided by the respondent is satisfied with said request madeby the requester, the respondent is added to said candidate pool. 24.The system, as recites claim 22, wherein said billboard module furthercomprises: an interaction module for providing interaction; and acommunication module, communicatively connecting with said analysismodule, wherein said analysis module acquires said request made by therequester through said communication module.
 25. The system, as recitedin claim 24, wherein the billboard module further comprises a profilemodule, which communicatively connects with said interaction module andsaid communication module separately, wherein said profile modulemanages a user information.
 26. A system for arranging duty withtransport among parties, comprising a computing device operated by acustomer, and one or more computing devices operated by one or moreservice providers, wherein each of the computing devices comprises: amemory that stores a set of instructions; a network component enablingsaid computing devices to wirelessly communicate through a network; apositioning component, determining a location of each of said computingdevices; a user interface which enables said computing devices toreceive input and generate output, and; a processor connecting to saidmemory, said network component, said user interface, and saidpositioning component, wherein each of said computing devices isconfigured by a set of instructions to: (i) enable said customer tooperate said computing device of said customer in order to browseservices and select a service with said user interface; (ii) enable saidcustomer to further operate said computing device of said customer torequest for service from a first geographic location; (iii) in responseto said request of said computer device of said customer, automaticallygenerate a request for service by using a positioning component of saidcomputing device of said customer to identify said first geographiclocation, and automatically including said first geographic location insaid request for service; and (iv) communicate said request for serviceusing said network component of said computing device of said customer,wherein each of said computing devices of said service provider isconfigured by said set of instructions to: (a) enable said serviceprovider from a second geographic location to accept said request forservice through operating said computing device with said userinterface; (b) use said positioning component to identify said secondgeographic location, and automatically include said second geographiclocation in a progress information; and (c) use said network componentof said computing device of said service provider to send a progressinformation to said customer.
 27. A method for arranging duty withtransport among parties, comprising the steps of: (A) enabling acustomer at a first geographic location to access a database in order toselect a duty and make a request for the duty; (B) selecting arespondent at a second geographic location from a respondent pool ofcandidate respondents; (C) communicating said first geographic locationto said respondents; and (D) communicating said second geographiclocation to said customer.
 28. The method, as recited in claim 27,further comprising the steps of: (E) communicating a progressinformation that contains said second geographic location to saidcustomer; (F) giving pay to said respondents after the respondentsfinished a duty for said customer; and (G) collecting a first feedbackfrom said customer and a second feedback from said respondents regardingthe other party in a transaction.
 29. The method, as recited in claim28, after the step (B), further comprising the steps of: (B1) providingan identification and a location according to said first geographiclocation of said customer to said candidate respondents and enablingsaid candidate respondents a limited time to accept or decline saidrequest to take said duty for said customer; and (B2) proceeding to thenext step if said candidate respondents accept said request, elserepeating said step (B) and said step (B1) for another candidaterespondents until a selected service provider accepts said request toprovide said service for said customer.
 30. The method, as recited inclaim 27, wherein said step (E) further comprises the steps of: (E1)communicating a third geographic location designated by said customer tosaid respondents.